What you mean is the "losers" in Hong Kong demand a higher level of security and auditing, and have indeed busted many...many mainland companies and accountancy firms for fraud.(even the Americans have finally understood)
You cannot LEGALLY offer shares in a private company, unless you the shareholder is an employee of the company.
No, loser, by calling you a loser means that you HongKong guys are usually self-righteous but we just find you know nothing at all. You don't know how to get to contact with the potential entrepreneur, and your Madarian sucks, and you HK guys always mix English words when you speak Chinese, which have make you far away from the local entrepreneurs. Of course, you hongkong private equity investment managers are scammed frequently in Mainland, which brings huge loss to the behind investors. You don't know how to handle the relationship with local government, which is a key to earn success financial return here. Hong Kong private equity professionals working in China are mostly stupid, do you understand?
If you are indeed "Private equity" give us your details, and the so called details of the laws and areas applicable.
and finally YOUR license, as a legalized "equity practitioner", so I may check with the local authorities
Loser, I tell you the truth. Private equity is an industry which are mainly self-regulated worldwide. In mainland, the regulation entity is the NDRC (I 100% sure you have to google to know what this mean), and it is the reputation, experience and networking that is important. And as I am not raising money from you loser, I have no need to disclose my identity to you.
"license".....
The regulation system for private equity is a record keeping system, but not an approval system.
no one have asked any "license" question in our industry. For example, the IDGVC China branch has been found since 1992, and they are the investors of Sohu.com, dangdang.com and xunlei.com, and I was a member of the DD team which represented the most wealthy institutional investors in China, we have checked tons of paperworks and digital records, but no one actually had asked Quan Zhou for a "licence".
I think if I wanna
fuck kiss your mother I need to get a licence from you, but if I wanna raise a private equity fund, I need just the recognition and trust of our private investors and then registered through a simple process in the local industrial and commercial bureau, then put a simple records at the local NDRC. I need no licence. If I wanna do something with your ass, I will apply a licence from you.
You cannot LEGALLY offer shares in a private company, unless you the shareholder is an employee of the company.
As we have our plans to make ASICMINER 99% legal, as legal as other oversea listed Chinese companies, the existing structure is still defensible according to the Mainland law. And I will not talk about any more here publicly, as our board members are all standing with us.
We will not answer any questions here as you have show us enough that you are just a troller and coming to our thread with hostility. We have to protect this project from the harm by people of abjection as you.
This troller is making his own bitcoin equipment. Trolling other people's threads are not good. You have goolged randomly to deliver some irrelevant meaningless trolling arguments.
Another mistake in your question. In China, we can offer registered capital( nearly the same as shares, with only very little difference) to investors less than 50 people, who has not be the stuff of the company. If the company is a joint stock limited company, the shareholders group can have 200 people, not necessarily stuff, too.
